Remembrance Day Its Memories And Lessons
The world marks the Armistice anniversary with Remembrance Day observances. Peace sermons, wreaths, and ceremonies honor Unknown Warriors and the fallen as red poppies symbolize Flanders Fields. The piece urges ongoing memory and action against war, praising Canada for its peace stance and calling for eradicating selfish nationalism.
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Flanders Fields
Canada
Iesac F. Marcosson
Europe
Asia
Spa trip sparks wary view on health resorts
A cynical bachelor returning from a health resort says a spa is where a woman goes to cure rheumatism and her daughter. He notes a quip about road accidents: seventeen of twenty stem from human error and two of three from victims’ carelessness.
Unclear time rule in Son Marino republic
In the Italian tiny republic of Son Marino timekeeping ends by six strokes daily, with the day partitioned into quarters and clocks never striking beyond six.
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Son Marino
Republic
Italy
Mirrored Walls Deck Restaurant Catering to Men
A new dining venue features walls and ceilings paved entirely with giant mirrors while confirming that male patrons are also welcomed. The unusual decor aims to create a striking atmosphere.
British Playwright Noel Coward Praises Canadian Drama Festival
Noel Coward visits Ottawa and lauds the drama festival as a firm theatre foundation. He says it stirs interest among Little theatre groups and hopes to attend a future festival. Coward, 36, has produced 24 or 25 plays and plans to attend a Milwaukee rehearsal of his latest work Point Valain before its Boston debut.
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Canada
Noel Coward
Cana
Coward
Milwaukee
Kruschen Digestive Aid Free Trial Offer
Suffering indigestion loss of appetite sour stomach after meals? Kruschen promises relief by stimulating gastric juices and regular elimination. Free trial bottle available through your druggist with a regular bottle refundable if not convinced. hurry while supplies last.
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Kruschen
Pirandello Wins Nobel Prize for Literature
The Italian dramatist and novelist Luigi Pirandello was awarded the Nobel Prize in literature, selected from many European and American contenders. The prize, around 45 000 dollars, follows last year’s recipient Ivan Bunin of Russia. Born in Girgenti Sicily in 1867, Pirandello studied in Rome and Bonn and now resides in Rome. His works span poetry drama and prose, with notable pieces including As You Desire Me Six Characters in Search of an Author The Man With the Flower in His Mouth The Mock Emperor and The Life I Gave You.
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Lugi Pirandello
Pirandella
Ivan Buin
Pirandello
Girgenti
Sicily
Rome
University of
Bonn
Unclear fragment about liver health and well being
Fragmented text urges awakening the liver with unclear instructions and nonsensical phrases. It references feeling wretched and craved Lisle Liver with stray terms and disjointed wording. The source provides no coherent report or verifiable facts.
Midnight nickname and taunt at Virginia school
A traveler reports a Virginia school near Deanville with a boy nicknamed Midnight for his skin color. Tension rises when a lighter newcomer is teased with the same nickname. The black pupil retorts that he will not be called Midnight and tells the other boy to stop calling him that.
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Deanville
Virginia
Lissen
Ontario road toll rises in 1934 nine months
Ontario automobile accidents for the first nine months of 1934 rose 8.2 percent from the previous year with 360 deaths, announced by Hon. T. B. McQuestin minister of highways. Canada faces a shortage of ailure for domestic needs next spring as 1934 production plus carry-over may meet only half of normal requirements.
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Ontario
T. B. McQuestin
Canada
Dominion Seed Branch
Grapho-Analysis Offers Personal Handwriting Readings
Editor notes reader enthusiasm for Grapho-Analysis as a tool in romance. A Toronto reader urges divorce action after a mismatched marriage while a Winnipeg appeal invites letters for analysis, promising confidential, prompt responses and charging a small fee for specimens.
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Lawrence Hibbert
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Man
Lemon Gelatin Pie Recipe Card From Week
Recipe combines lemon gelatin sugar salt and rind with boiling water to dissolve the mix. Stir in egg yolks and remaining water then add lemon juice and chill until slightly thickened. Pour into a baked pie shell and chill until firm before topping with whipped cream.
Celery Croquettes From Frugal Kitchen Notes
A thrift recipe for celery croquettes uses 243 cups celery, 43 cups milk, 144 tablespoons flour, and butter with sugar and egg yolk in a white sauce. The dish drains well, forms into croquettes, coats in crumbs, fries until crisp, and highlights how little can feed a family of five with careful budgeting.
Canada exports to empire rise amid improving business
The Canadian Manufacturers' Association reports improving general conditions in Canada since early 1933, noting empire trade strength. For the year ending September 1934, exports to empire countries reached about 324 million dollars, higher than 1980 levels, while exports to foreign countries in 1930 stood at 567 million dollars and 307 million for the year ending September 1984.
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Canada
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Montreal
Peace River District Rep Added to Western Grain Board
E B Ramoay chairman of the grain commissioners promised the Peace River district will gain representation on the western board of grain standards. The pledge stresses broader geographic input for standards and oversight.
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Peace River District
Western Board of Grain Standards
E. B. Ramoay
Board of Grain Commissioners
Hoga graded in Canada for first 43 weeks in 1934 ends Oct 5
Canada reports 43 weeks of 1934 produce a total graded by Hoga at 2,373,004 units, down 172,459 from the same period in 1933. Katmai National Park in Alaska is noted as the site of the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes.
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Canada
Katmai National Park
Alaska
Asbestos Suit Passes Fire Test at Slough
A man tested a new asbestos suit by entering a blazing smoke filled building in Slough. He recovered heavy boxes and exited unharmed wearing a jumper style garment, heavy shoes and mittens, and a cylindrical mask with a long valance.
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Slough
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Marvel
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Chamber of Deputies
Praha
Benes
Aristide Briand
Leck
England
Eveready
Canadian National Carbon CO. Ltd
M Giles
Toronto Mentres
Acios
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